Latin/Future Tense Lesson 3

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This lesson we’ll continue with future tense, with some irregular verbs and deponent verbs. The basic paradigms
 * bō, bis, bit, bimus, bitis, bunt
 * am, ēs, et, ēmus, ētis, ent

that we’ve studied in the past two lessons take care of the vast majority of (active) future tense forms, but for deponent verbs (verbs with active meaning but passive in form) we will need to be familiar with those forms as well. Basically, we are learning the passive voice forms before studying the passive voice, but you can think of it as saving time later on. Here are some sample conjugations of deponent verbs in future tense:

Practice
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